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Sketch for the printy [link]
This is number 77- test in the big 100 because it was a test of my resolve to finish this, and it should be a test for you guys to see if you can get any useful info from my ramble.
Its probably full of typos, but I just wanted to get it up, it can have minor edits later.
Have fun with it folks, tell me what you think.
EDIT the file was too big, so its been split into two parts, you can see the fist half by following this link [link]
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def helpful ^^
think its possible to do a dark bay/brown coloring one as well?
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I'm glad you found this helpful, I don't think I'll be making any more soon though.
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Yes.
As far as I know they are now made by Derwent, LYRA (as used in the tutorial) and Prismacolor.
If you can't find them in your local art/stationary shop, try ebay (its where I get mine)
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blending pencil...a blending stump, to paper pencil thing?
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I was talking about one of these [link]
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hehe, nice tutorial! This helped a lot!! Haha, this looks like my pony!
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your welcome!! oh and THANKS again!
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Very helpful tutorial. Sometimes it's hard to get bays right because they really are a blend of colors. And thank you for listing the color names for each step.
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thanks for your kind comment, and your welcome
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Great tutorial! I saw one of those colored pencil blenders yesterday at the art store, but I didn't know that they worked this well.
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heh, I think I also need blending pencil...
(and no I'm not going to ask more since I can actually read the previous comments and explanations..)
Thank you for doing this.
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Thankyou. And thankyou for reading the other comments
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this is beautify realistic and i am really going to give it ago
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Hi! Again. 
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Umm its not too different from any other pencil, just use it over the top of your colours to give a softer, blended look.
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I love the TUT :*
I know english very vell but i have a quite problem...
WHAT IS BLENDING PENCIL??
Is it pencil of another color? IS it white pencil or is it pencil without color?? Could you please put an image in your gallery with blending pencil or at least tell me what tha heck is it??
You would be awesome person then...
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A blending pencil is a pencil with no pigment. Its just a wax base. The core of a blending pencil sort of looks like the colour of fingernails.
Id put up a pic for you but my computer has broken and I'm writing this from a poopity internet cafe.
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Wow, that's great
May come in handy
I'll defintely have to get a blender pencil
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This is a really awesome tutorial and should help me a lot when I had 21 coloured pencils and didn't have a clue how to use them lol, thankyou!
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Wow, this looks awesome! I've got to love color pencils. Lovely horse, and so realistic.
Have you got any idea of how or where could I get a blending pencil? I live in europe (hungary) and I never seen one of them. What brands sell them?
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awesome. Sooooooo helpfull. Thank you soooooo much 
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this is so helpful! i am now inspired to try my very 1st coloured pencil drawing!!
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Ok - I will be honest - the horse is really great, colors are fine, the anatomy and everything - but the background doesnt suit. It seems like another person was doing it. I think that you should either leave it completely blank either do it as accuatly as the main subject...
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Very, VERY useful!
This makes realistic coloring look understandable for once
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I found mine online, but I can't remeber where. Sorry.
If you live in the USA you may be able to get hold of the prismacolor blending pencil fairly easily.
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Oh man... Ur colouring is like, so realistic. Love this work
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I tried so may different ways to use color pencils, but have failed.. I haven't tried this technique.. I hope it works for me..
But even if it doesn't this is a great tutorial.
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Wow! This was awesome! Ive never been that good at colouring, but just looking at this Ive seen many ways of improving my technique!
Also, I plan to get a blending pencil as soon as possible! I love how 'shiny' and smooth it makes everything look! But, one question. What actually IS a blending pencil? What is it made out of? I just wondered cos I may actually have one buried away somewhere, yet just not know what Im actually looking for!
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well from a distance my blending pencil looks like a normal pencil, but the core contains no pigment (it sorta looks like crusty fingernails) it says "LYRA rembrandt- splender" on the side. I hope the tutorial proves useful for you
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Thank you! I'll go to the art shop as soon as possible and demand one!
Its already been very useful! Thanks!
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Wow that's amazing. o_o -fave-
I really need a blending pencil... where did you aquire yours?
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I found mine online, but I can't remeber where. Sorry.
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Oh lord... O___O I've been looking for something like this forever! Thank you so much for making it!
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Holy crap that is an awesome piece of art. Thanks for the tutorial
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